Police Round Up Thieves After Saturday Night Breakings
Police rounded up eight suspects, three white men and five Black men, in connection with three local robberies and a theater break in. C A Johnson 27 and Colon Williams 21 of 505 Fast Green Street and Victor Fowler 18 of Sophia white faced charges for the Lock Knit hosiery mill robbery on West Green Street and others stood charged for the Washington Street soda shop theft and the Eagle moving picture theater break in. Six men were bound over to Guilford superior court on $1 000 bonds while two received 60 days in the city stockade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
C. A. Johnson
Colon Williams
Fast Green Street
Thin City
Victor Fowler
Sophia
Weat Green Street
Ross Perkins
East High Street
Carl Anthony
Gaylord Street
John Phelps
East Washington Street
Jesse James
Freamon Alley
John Smith
Chapel Hill
Perkins
Washington Street
Eagle Moving Picture Theater
Guilford Superior Court
City Stockade
Batley
Nance
W. G. Friddle
Wall and Hubbard
M. C. Hoover
Bureau of Identification
Thomasville
High Point
Raeford Kingeberry
West Street
Refindtree Steele
Davis Avenue
Kingeberry
Steele
Nervous Patient Credits Cardus Cure
A clinic note recalls a patient named Reynolds at 327 West Main describing severe nervous distress with sleeplessness and crying spells. After taking Cardus, the patient reports rapid improvement and continued use as a tonic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ag P. L. Reynolds
Cardus
Guilford County Medical Society to Hear Noted Surgeon
The Guilford County Medical Society will hold a dinner meeting Thursday at 6 30 pm at the Henry Hotel Greensboro. Dr Frank Sharpe leads a policy of bringing eminent speakers as part of a post graduate course and Dr H B Hiatt is the current president. Apr meeting will feature Dr Robert P Bay from Baltimore discussing Gastro enterostomy its limitations and indications with a focus on stomach ulcers duodenal disease and stomach cancer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert P. Bay
Guilford County Medical Society
Greensboro
Hiatt
0. Henry
Frank Sharpe
H. B. Hiatt
High Point
Baltimore
Bay
Carolina Daily News Leader Debuts as Six Day Tabloid
The Carolina Daily News Leader appeared yesterday morning as a six day tabloid edition of 60 pages. Published by Piedmont Printing Company with L C Furgurson as publisher, it declares political independence and neutrality. Mayors and merchants officials sent greetings on the front page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolina Daily News-Leader
Piedmont Printing Company
L. C. Furgurson
C. A. York
T. C. Johnson
The
Merchants Association
Dr Moffett's Baby Book Free Copy Offered in Ad
An advertisement from C J Moffett Co Dept A Columbus Ga promotes Dr Moffett's Baby Book claiming it offers comprehensive guidance on baby care and feeding with a weight chart and feeding table. It also invites readers to request information about Teethina a remedy said to aid digestion and teething pain.
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Dr. Moffett
C. J. Moffett Co
Dept. A
Columbus, Ga
Additional Tax Penalty Goes On After Wednesday
Deputy sheriff T. Kh. Short announced that an extra one percent penalty on unpaid county taxes will be added after Wednesday bringing the total to three percent. He reminded property owners that tax listing starts Wednesday and urged listing of real estate and personal belongings to avoid the non listing penalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Kh. Short
Dia
Short
Palm Sunday at Wesley Memorial Sets School Attendance Record
Palm Sunday observances at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church reported a new all time church school attendance record with 886 enrolled present from ages 3 to adult, 78 percent of 1143 total. The Kingdom Extension fund surpassed 11000 on a 2500 goal, and 24 new members joined, including Joe Mills Brinson and Alice Chandler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Wesley Memorial School
Kingdom Extension Fund
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Western North Carolina Conference
Winston- Salem
Joe Mills Brinson
R. L. Brinson, Jr
Alice Chandler
Lawson Ingram
Oscar McMullen
Kitty Mann
Helen Millis
Mary Lewis Millis
Clara Cole Sherrod
Don Kirkman Wilson
Arthur York
Brandon York
Maurice Seagraves
Inez Seagraves
Dorothy Irving
Elizabeth Irving
Olin H. Fagala, Jr
Ronald Irving
Elizabeth Clifton
Robert Cherry
W. H. Davis, Jr
Hammett Cecil
McAdo
Hamlet Woman Sues Local Man Over 7000 Damage Claim
Mrs. J. T. Harrington of Hamlet files a 7000 damage suit in High Point municipal court for her daughter Miss Lucille Harrington. Alleged injuries from a February auto collision near Pine Bluff include permanent disfigurement headaches and facial cut. Plaintiff claims J. J. Schupp invited Lucille to ride to Raleigh then drove recklessly at over 45 mph on the wrong side with limited vision at a blind curve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Schupp
High Point
J. T. Harrington
Hamlet
Lucille Harrington
Pine Bluff
Harrington
Schupp
Sues to Collect Installment on Car Balance in High Point
The Lyles Chevrolet company filed a suit in High Point municipal court against Mrs. W. H. Welch to recover 136 dollars claimed as the balance due on a Chevrolet automobile, naming the city as a party.
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Chevrolet
High Point
Lyles Chevrolet Company
W. H. Welch
Connie Mack Urges Boys Here To Live Cleanly
Connie Mack the Philadelphia Athletics manager spoke to over 500 high school boys about living clean lives and the path to success, sharing baseball memories from 1929 and 1930 and stressing discipline and work. He signed autographs, answered questions, and praised baseball as a profession while urging youth to avoid dissipation.
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Connie Mack
Cornelius McGillicuddy
Philadelphia Athletics
High Point Baseball Club
E. EB. Sensenbach
Dan Boone
Greensboro
Wade Marlette
Mr. Mack
al Simmons
Howard Ehmke
Ed Walsh
Chicago
Tanlac advertised for stomach trouble and headaches
A testimonial claims Tanlac cures digestion problems and related fatigue with improved appetite and sleep. Daniel Vinciguerra of Philadelphia reports no dizzy spells or headaches after use, praising restored vigor and nerve health. The ad asserts Tanlac is herbal, costs under 2 cents per dose, and offers a money back guarantee if it fails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taniac
Daniel Vinciguerra
Stiles St
Philadelphia
Tanlac
Researchers unveil radio device finds noise source and strength
Speaks Here reports engineers have developed a radio instrument that not only locates electrical interference sources but also quantifies their intensity, promising improved signal clarity.
Local Lady Praises Natex As Heart Beat Like Engine
A local resident hails Natex as a God send after relief from chronic constipation gas indigestion and heart palpitations. Mrs. W. J. Carroll credits Natex with restoring regular bowels normal heart action and overall well being following daily laxative use and sour stomach. The Natex man promotes the tonic at Mann Drug Co 195 S Main St urging readers to learn how the prescription from a college professor can aid them.
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Natex
Mann Drug Co
S. Main St
W. J. Carroll
Asheboro St
Mann Drug Cop
S. Main
S&t
John West Admits He Didn't Know Wife Darkened Hair
An old advertisement promotes Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur for hair darkening. It claims gray hair vanishes overnight with two or three applications and assures natural color. The copy urges readers to pay 76 cents per bottle and follow simple directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John West
Wyeth
Ecker Estate Nine Listed At 100000
The will of Ford Ecker, prominent local businessman, who died last week in Greensboro, leaves an estate of 190000 divided between real and personal property. Elizabeth Ecker Hoertel and Clementine Ecker, daughters, are beneficiaries. The two daughters and Charles Horetel named executors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Ecker
Guilford Superior Court
Greensboro
Elizabeth Ecker Hoertel
Clementine Ecker
Charles Horetel
How to Get Relief From Catarrh Ad shows home remedy
An advertisement urges catarrh sufferers to use Parmint Double Strength mixed with hot water and sugar. Take a tablespoonful four times daily to relieve head noises and clogged nostrils. It claims easy breathing, reduced mucus, pleasant taste, and low cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mann Drug Co
Ady
Executors Survive Will Amid Estate Transition
The will dated September 2, 1925, names two executrices who survive the testator. Mr Hoertel has died, so the estate will be managed by the two remaining ex executrices under the document.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoertel
Record Attendance At Peacock Bible Class
A record attendance of 204 men gathered at the Peacock Bible class of the Wesley Memorial Sunday school yesterday morning. Dr. Dred Peacock, the class teacher, delivered an inspiring talk on Jesus as a leader, stressing the humanity and neighborliness of Christianity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peacock
Wesley Memorial Sunday School
Dred Peacock
Jesus
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DE. F. C. Sharp Osteopathic Physician
Commercial National Bank
RADIO
Guilford Radio Service
North Wrenn
Furgurson
Ril Sales and Service
Wilson Motor Company
Guilford Radio Service Co
North Wrenn Street Dial
J. E. Black
Cable
West Broad
Johnson
Maren
Clyde Farley
C. F
Seidman
Certified Public Accountants
Commercial Bank
Treasury Department
D. B. Stafford
T. R. Short
Wesley Memorial
Mission Fund
Colombia
Star Welding & Repair CO
East Russell St
Ecker
Peacock Bible
Our Sixty
High Point Perpetual Building and Loan Association
A. J. Idol
Vice-Pres
Treas
BH. Ellis
Sec'y
Easter Hams
Roe Shad
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